How Rare Is This Car?

[Hatchback]

Hey there i recently picked up this 1980 intermeccanica cabrio convertible mustang. When i got it i didnt know what exactly it was but soon figured it out. According to intermeccanicas site there were only 1200 built between 1980 and 1982, few being the 255 cu inch 4.2l v8

Intermeccanica Cabrio - Mustang Convertible


Does anyone have any information on these cars? Thanks Here is what they looked like brand new.

 

[Boosted92LX]

Well you kind of answered your own question. 1200 is a small run for 80-82. That car should be worth something if it's not rusted out. Looks pretty cool, can you post any better pictures of it?

 

[02 281 GT]

Seeing as foxes are nearing the point of being considered classics, I'd say you have something special there if you could restore it correctly.

 

[mikestang63]

Holy Moly- never heard of this before.

1982 Mustang Photo Collection - MustangAttitude


looks like a predecessor to the McClaren's of the mid 80's.

intermeccanica.org/vehicles/cabrio/cabrio.htm

I would check around for sale prices on these before emabarking on a restoration. Chances are you will spend more on restoration than it is worth as they used Merceded parts which are very expensive. Per the referenced article. the conversion added $14000 to the price of the car- in 1982

 

[Noobz347]

Don't any of you guys remember @StatusKill ? LOL

That there would be his paydirt. hehe

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To the OP:

Great find man. I would love to see something like that fully restored.

I see that someone put Ponies on the one. What wheels does the other one have?

 

[Noobz347]

Holy Moly- never heard of this before.

1982 Mustang Photo Collection - MustangAttitude


looks like a predecessor to the McClaren's of the mid 80's.

intermeccanica.org/vehicles/cabrio/cabrio.htm

I would check around for sale prices on these before emabarking on a restoration. Chances are you will spend more on restoration than it is worth as they used Merceded parts which are very expensive. Per the referenced article. the conversion added $14000 to the price of the car- in 1982

That last portion, I think that is a misprint. A fully loaded GT went for what, $8500 new?

$1,400 seems more likely in 1982 dollars.

 

[mikestang63]

Don't any of you guys remember @StatusKill ? LOL

That there would be his paydirt. hehe

Wanted To Share A Few Kills | Mustang Forums at StangNet

To the OP:

Great find man. I would love to see something like that fully restored.

I see that someone put Ponies on the one. What wheels does the other one have?

wasnt he the guy that wanted a wooden steering wheel and such for his silky 6 cylinder? That guy was a hoot

 

[Hatchback]

Well you kind of answered your own question. 1200 is a small run for 80-82. That car should be worth something if it's not rusted out. Looks pretty cool, can you post any better pictures of it?

Ill upload some better ones when its not raining cats and dogs outside.

Don't any of you guys remember @StatusKill ? LOL

That there would be his paydirt. hehe

Wanted To Share A Few Kills | Mustang Forums at StangNet

To the OP:

Great find man. I would love to see something like that fully restored.

I see that someone put Ponies on the one. What wheels does the other one have?

Yes the convertible has ponies on it, the other one has miss-matched wheels but i have the matching two hubcaps that are on the rear of it, i will upload some photos.

 

[Hatchback]

Here are some other things i found on the convertible which i thought were kind of neat, its got this sticker in the drivers side door jamb with some information as well as the location of the door lock pin which i have never seen before and lastly the custom shocks on the trunklid which are bagged out

 

[Noobz347]

Ill upload some better ones when its not raining cats and dogs outside.


Yes the convertible has ponies on it, the other one has miss-matched wheels but i have the matching two hubcaps that are on the rear of it, i will upload some photos.

None of those look like the ones that I remember. They were like machined silver tribar looking things. I think they had narrow slits on the bars.

 

[Noobz347]

I recall a machined wheel with tribars. There were narrow slits in the bars.


Hehe... It was these. Just saw them in one of the links you guys posted above. I must be getting old.

 

[Hatchback]

I recall a machined wheel with tribars. There were narrow slits in the bars.


Hehe... It was these. Just saw them in one of the links you guys posted above. I must be getting old.

Oh dang! theres a set near me for sale fairly cheap.
79 Mustang Factory Mags

 

[mikestang63]

I recall a machined wheel with tribars. There were narrow slits in the bars.


Hehe... It was these. Just saw them in one of the links you guys posted above.

is it me or does it look like an old K car convertible ? Now THAT is a car Statuskill would drive.

 

[Noobz347]

is it me or does it look like an old K car convertible ? Now THAT is a car Statuskill would drive.

He would definitely create a LOT of envy in that. lol

Oh dang! theres a set near me for sale fairly cheap.
79 Mustang Factory Mags

That's pretty badass, I had it figured in my head that you might eventually find a complete set from multiple places.

They look like they're in amazing shape.

 

[OldManRiver]

Those TRX wheels are metric,last time I checked prices tires for them were $400 A PIECE!!!!!!!!

 

[Hatchback]

Those TRX wheels are metric,last time I checked prices tires for them were $400 A PIECE!!!!!!!!

Thats weird ive never heard of that! thanks for the information!

 

[Gearbanger 101]

Those TRX wheels are metric,last time I checked prices tires for them were $400 A PIECE!!!!!!!!

Yeah....it was Michelin who made the tires for them, was it not? Maybe a few others do by now?

 

[Mustang5L5]

Tires are pricey for the TRX wheeks due to the size


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